The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-03

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1T hos been, urged in behalf of Mr., Nicoll
that no refused to accept the nomination for
Martine who 2 RIM 70 o n sRoud
gave Mri Marine the power to appoint him 70
Be darkened i and " brisht fame S d inn Tor
wnSn nt Of Of iealty to party that has made him
Tho, band played The, Red, White. and
Blue and the s.eSretary then read this tele-
EXECUTIVE MANSION. ALBANY. Nov. 2. 1887.
John G. llereiin, Esq, Chairman.
psar 10 s naess re tss ns S
previously mnde prevents my acceptance OF
meeting thls evening believing now. as ~
,G oyay nad
voting for worthy Democratic candidates. de.
siTe to convey to your organization my be, best
able Stnte ticket. but also for the excellent
ticket which has been PLACED in pomination by
county S ' Very respectfully yours, ''A CIV. ""O
DAVID d. HILL.
Applause greeted the name, OF Gov, Hin. and
were N cries tPr Assistant District Attorney
lows to attend another Democratic meeting.
Then the crowd called for ex-senator Ecce-
sine. and this gentleman responded.
EX-SENATOR EccLEsINE's SPEECH.
Ex-senator. Ecclesine said that in New York
PARTICULARLY the people will not tolerate indls-
criminals SANDER:
life for over twenty years; and comes out Of it
with the best recommendation nm honest man
Of Q grnsping disposition he would not be poor:
With thu generous character that is u part Of
refused to shy one word against De Lancey
Nico!l;. The press tells us that Mr.. Nicoll is
soS u st Until 1haea
years ago. Ayoice" He's, a trmmer.'1 The
Of Gel TeSw Was
only e, Doodle case 'i in Which co FelinWs did not
was so he at that time from long and arduoMs
work that he was compelled to seek rest We
know that the Work IN ths particular case was
medicine to recruit his strength. tLaughter.l
tS as' vosE ns e Go poEs es
ySsa nGw W re sS
to yoni. party, and you will give the city the
DeSJ anu luOSL elHCLeHI DlStTlCL AtIOIuey ~ has
When Mr.. Fitzgerald entered the hall he said
that he had Just GENE from another meeting.
and excused his hoarseness on the plea OF the
many speeches he had been called upon to
make for his friend and colleague Col. Fellows:
He made n rafting speech. which was received
with much enthusiasm. He spoke for nearly
an hour.
to speak for you and against the personal
ambitions OF others. We all know the glorious
services that Col Fellows has rendered to his
country and the great strength his voice has
always given to Democract principles when
MIR. Fitzgerald spoke Of the Colonels ability
in the District Attorneys Office. and said others
were pigmies to him.
THE Republicans who met In this hall the
other night" Mr.. Fitzgerald continued.
dropped their names for the time and called
Gratis who were here then are hurrying back
into the fold. When such men as MI. Joseph
mem 81 .he 1 SPEAK co FecWss
Integrity and ability, what shall be snid Of the
The attacks that have been made upon Col.
Fellows have recoiled upon the heads OF those
who made them.
ITO those people who were anxious that I
should receive the nomination, let. me make q
personal appeal. Let me ask them to put
forth all the effort they would have used in my
behalf to place 1t at the disposal Of this ADLER
man." [Applausel